In most places, farmers’ markets are reserved for warm weather. However, in some bigger U.S. cities, they have become an all-year-round thing. One of them is Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where you can spend your Saturdays or Sundays checking local produce, shopping for crafts, or enjoying tasty food even in colder months. Here are some of the best farmers’ markets in Philly to visit during winter.
Rittenhouse Farmers’ Market
Located at 18th & Walnut Streets, Rittenhouse Farmers’ Market takes place on Saturdays between 10am and 2pm during winter months. The market is predominantly focused on food, allowing you to get fresh and quality milk, eggs, poultry, cheese, veggies, and fruit. You’ll also find locally produced alcoholic drinks like whiskey, shine, and apple cider for an affordable price as well as souvenirs and crafts.
Headhouse Farmers Market
Headhouse Farmers Market features both rotating and weekly vendors, meaning that there is a chance to discover something new every time you go there. Meat, dairy produce, fruit, and veggies are the stars of the show but don’t forget to try out some of the artisan baked goods offered here. You can visit the market at 2nd & Lombard every Sunday between 10am and 1pm.
Reading Terminal Market
Reading Terminal Market at 1136 Arch St. is arguably the city’s most popular farmers’ market. You can visit it any day of the week and find your favorite local produce, baked goods, exotic spices, housewares, antiques, and almost everything else you can imagine.